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The followfns changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington sters kNchanse noted today:
ID, c. JO-year fund. 3-65s. 1924, currency, i20k
asked Washington and Georseto~n Rsilroad bonds,
TN bid Mstropoh:an hAllroad stock. los y
asked Washington Gas 30 hid. 40 asked 6e.srle-
town Gas 81 bid oorcuran Insurance. son Ind
Columbia Insurance. - bid, ID asked German
bid Md, Mssains,Sn M,rket bonds llsx bid N.,ioh.i
phone Company, 50 ~ asked u ;. Electrlc Light
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Taken to Baltimore for TRIAL.
THE ALLEGED JEw1LRY THIxP ARRRSTRn IN tn
CITY.

taken 10 k30IetmOE0 f0F Trial.
THE ALLEGED JKW1LRY THIIP ARRESTED III THIS
CITY.
This morning Detective Thad. Hal, OF Baltimore,
came to this city to take back Harry Howard, the
young man arrested yesterday by Detectives Mat
tingly and Wheeler for stealing Jewelry from the
stores OF Voigt Hass and B. Kattelman, on 7th
street, several charges In Baltimore awaiting his
coming. The Officers recognized Howard as q pro-
feSSlQnal, and he admits having bean on the road
three years. and to successfully eludtng arrest
until yesterday. He consented TO go back to Bal
tmore, and this afternoon he pleaded guilty TO the
charges here, and sentences were suspended. The
detective lett with him this afternoon.
ARMY ORDsRs-wm. g. Tremaine, surgeon, has
been found tncapaeitated for active aerytOe hy Q
retiring board, and been placed on leave until
further orders. Capt g. Z. Overton. 9th cavalry,
has been granted two months, leave. second
Lieut. Geo. II. Patten. ED infantry, has been
granted four months leave. First Lieut. ChaR, w.
RANGE or THs THKRNoNETyR--The following
Woro the readings at the SiQnal once TO-DAY. n
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A REPORTED MASSACRE CasFIEaEp-At Victoria
Il. G., news has been received from the sulcrin-
tendent or provincial police, Mr.. RovcraIl, who
Went north with iorce la 4 special steam. some
DAYS ago TO arrest an Indian who murdered two
farmers In Cowichan ear ago. He captured the
Indian He also confirms ruInorS that the missing
schooner Sea Bird, which leIt Port Townsend
year ago for the north, was taken by the Indians,
burned. and the entire crew murdered "A short dis
lance above seymour Narrows Capt Moore of
the Sea Bird, lived here. Roycraft captured seven
OF the sUDpOSed murlerers
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COMMISSIONERS MILLER's COHDITIoN.-The state
ment In this mornings New York Herald that the
Hon. Joseph 8. Miller, Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue, was seriously III, is an exaggeration Of
the facts. When Mr.. Miller left here the latter
dt1On was wholly due TO the result OF overwork
and close confinement. During his stay in West
any special benefit and in q letter to some OF his
friends here be states that he has not been feeling
well, and 10 far has received but slight benent
adytces from his intimate friends ia very far from
ALARMING. = 49,
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M1psunnER BARGAINS

A ET0a FIsGHER's DRY CLEANING EsTAB-
"A L1SHMENT AND DYE WORKS, 4O6 G. st NV
Ladies' and Gen,leWen's Garments Of ali kinds
Cleaned Sts and Died Without being ripped LADIES'
and other stains are eectua1y removed by our cee-
hrated dry process aud when stored by guaranteed
cleaned reasonably. Goods called for aud delivered
NO charge tor storage. my17
M ISIS ANNIE Z HUMPHREY, 43O 10TH ST. NV.
N1 Makes Corsets to order in every style and mate.
rlai. and guarantees perfect fit and comfort
HER SPECIAITIES ARE
FRENCH Hand made Underclothing Merino Underwear
and finest Imported Hosiery
3atent Shoulder Braces, and all Dress Reform Goods
French Corsets aud Bustles
children's Corsets and . 81 Corset Niss HIS own
make) that for the price is Unsurpassed
N.B.-French. German and spanish spoken mrl4
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The BAR ASSOCIATION.-At the meeting of the
American Bar Association at Saratoga yesterday
Henry Wise Garnett, from the District OF Column
bia, OF the committee OF judicial administration
and remedial procedure, at the request OF the
chairman, MI. Rufus King, read the report Of that
committee on the subject Of penal colonies. The
committee gave short historical sketch OF the
laws OF exile or Punishment. The committee had
no resolution TO offer On the subject and asked 10
be discharged from its further consideration. The
committed was discharged
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HE EIorYD WITH GIRL 10 SPITE HER FArHER--

HE ELoPHD WITH GEL 10 SPITE HER FATHER
telegram from Chicago. August IL, says: AIDE
line Hardy, the pretty sixteen year-Old daughter
OF Contractor Dexter Hardy, OF Lakevlew. has been
missing since last evening. Chas- p. Pitcher, aged
twenty-five, who has served term In the military
prison at Fort Leavenw 0rth for deserving from the
Army, was seen In her company, and he also can
not be found. She had been warned by her pa
rents to have nothing to DO with him. but the In.
together TO Kansas City. The motive assigned for
,s elopement II desire ON Pitchers part Tor re-
venQe against MI. Hardy, who three years ago dis
closed bis whereabouts to United States marshal
in search OF deSelterS
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IMPORTATION OF ANIMALS FOB RRRRpMG PVa-
PosEa-Assistant Secretary Maynard has written
letter to the editor Of trade paper In Chicago
IN regard TO importations Of animals for breeding
purposes. IN which he says that. as the Law d0ea
not require such animals 70 be OF superior race or
ton that certificate OF registration In the
"Herd BOOK, &C., be required In cases OF such
Importation. In regard TO the inquiry as to
whether the right to bring stock for bfeeding nur
poses INTO the United states Is confined TO citizens
thereof Judge Maynard says that su0h inporta-
other merchandise. Judge Maynard says that the
Department, as rule, Ii more stringent In casea
Of fmportatl0nS nom Canada IN the exaction OF
mails are specially imported TOR breeding purposes
thsn u 9 " the case Of animals Imported from
across the seas. even though the IarAf may sssaye
by Way Of Canadian ports
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WAS IT CASE OF AsIATIc CHoIERA?-The N. Y.
Tribune to-day says: Geo. Buchte, OF No. ll3 4th
street, Hoboken died ON Monday after a short liz
ness. HIS death Is believed 20 be due 10 Asiatic
cholera. Buchte returned 70 his home On Monday
night complaining pi severe pains In his limbs. liz
rapidly grew worse, and hnaliy was seized with
the attention OF the county physician 10 the case
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DENTISTRY,

nR DUKE, DENTIST us l4TH N.w-TEETH
~ extracted without pain by aid OF local application
prepared and used only by Teeth filled III. Per-
ieet hitting sets VI ARTIFICIAL teeth Operations guaran
Ieed. iy22-lu,s
nR STARR PARSONS, DENTIST,
IL 9th ST., corner NV
Filling Specially also the cure Of toothache with
extracting. local anesthetic used on the gums
ale vlAfes the pain Of extracting jal3
nR. I. NJ. TALBOTT, DENTIST. 437 9TH ST.
IL three doors from Of Z Dentistry in ALI
trsnehcA Teeth inserted "a Yer set IIwogk war
EANte1 AUl
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TRANsFER OF PENsI0NERS-The President has
signed an order transferring the names of pen.
sionsFs residing In Virginia and West Virginia
from the rolls OF the pension agency located at
Knoxville, Tenn, to the agency In this city to
take effect November l. 1851
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ENGLAND RENTS HER CRUIsRks.-In the house Of
oommons yesterday Lord Geo. Hamilton nrst lord
OF the admiralty, replying TO Mr. Baden Powell
said that the government had made an arrange
naent WITH the Peninsular and Oriental Steamship
Co by which the company would hold three new
steamers and seven Others ready for use as armed
CRUISERS For this service the government would
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NYeFnRIous DEATH or 4 BRIDk-A fsW days
ago the BODY OF MIRA Josie WoOdie was found In
the nyer near oattyyilie Ky When she ys YES
mouth ears and no6tnlA A basket containing
clothing belonging 70 her husband was found close
W. A coron6r's Inquest Was held. and Bone
mat his vie and he had falling cut. and che
ieft his house. a verdict OF suicide was rendered
u the riyer. Rep0rts Of foul play ard aloet and
Ia sli probability the County Coroner viii have &
post-rHortem made Bone Woodie had been mar.
ried only Q few Week&
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WOOD AND COAL.
- D A 1.

Coal Coat,
Owing to the FIRE which damaged my coal shed
am compelled to $50 tons Of coal which ! will
sell for the next ten days at the following low prices
for cash:
L. A Stove at $3.50 per ton
This coal is the very best quality and in geed con-
'i aGId-et. 7.h street. near ans s.w.
WOOD AND coal, AT BOTTOM PRICE DR.
w hvered in August
Lyksns Valley, s6 80. "''~''
Main yard and Office North Capitol and sta
Branch office, southeast cor. 7th and SITS. NV.
The above prices are for cash only au13lsepl
4 lAsH PRICES FOR COAL
Furnace and Egg White Ash Coal ......s2 90 per ton
cSsstnut .....--' S :y p psr t ton
shsmosn or Red Ash Coal tal sizesi So Per tom tom
dns HESsS
Jyl2-3m 1913 = St nv.
Co1. CoAI. CoA1,
For Ss GHa We oes
Cash only at the above prices All iuei sold by us "
vessel WOOD of all kn srfta GEss, 5sss BRO
and 81. aspos and sys s
If YOU WANT THE
BEST FUEL SOLD
In the District at fair prices. call on
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Who supply more families with
COAL, COKE, AND WOOD
Than any firm i'll the United States
Wharves Depot, and Railroad Yard 18th and Water
Maiu Once: 1909 Fstp.w,
Branch Offices: 1al5 9TH ST. NV, 1I4O Pennsylva-
MA ave NV, I'd and SITS II IL 9th st. NV 18th
and Water sts s.w-, .3 10th st. NV.
Connection with main office by telephone jy29
" BALDWIN JOHNSON, WHOLESALE AND RE-
" ? tail dealer in Coke, Coal aud Wood. Complete
Large csrgoes direct from the mines by rail and water
aud free from impurities The celebrated lee" White
Ash and "Lorberry" Red Ash Goals speciality. With
the Lee" Coal ain filling the largest General
Government contract in the District. Send in your
orders Cheap tor cash Main Othce, cor. 1th St and
K l. ave- Branch ofces-o11 A st. H. and Ger. 9Th
and SITS. NV. jyIS-:3m
CoALl CoA1.
AWAY DOWN!
BUY YOUR WINTER SUPPLY NOW
Hot weather talk Coal prices are 30 low it will
pay you to call A. b. SMITH and leave your order
TO-DAY.
COAL. direct from the mines. arriving daily per
at Coal Depot LIST and streets northeast, B. U. RR
Office 500 New York avenue northwest.
Call at either place and secure your supply.
AUGUST PRICES, CHEAP
A. B. SMITH
iy133m 600 NEW YORK AVENUE
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Nh. JNo B. RILEY, the superintendent OF Indian
schools has returned to the city, and is now en-
gagged In preparing his annual report Upon the
inspection OF the schools
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APPLYING FOR DIVORCE AT sEvEsTy,-The wife
Of ex-Uniled states Judge Richard Busteed OF
New York, has applied Tor divorce, alleging adult
terry. The ex-judge and famous lawyer Is about
seyenty-six years old aad drs- Busteed IL nearly
as old. Mr.. Busteed IL said 10 be very al rs the
result Of his domestic troubles.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

41O L ST. n W. b.h.,
81 Fl to s2sH & st. :.
E.. f-h-, Or 5000
51o 1lth st. Sc, +. b.
ISL ) liza G 81, . s.e. i. 800
s37-S4l I'd st. Sc. I.
h., 4r................2,4OO
Cir ID st. g. E., (. n,
see and eli i ST. Sc,
400, 4os s. Cap. ST.
sw., In, 6rs 1000
424, 426 o st. alley
NV. FIJI, 4rs ......1.S00
l12 n st. ne, f-h-,
90 Myrtle ST. n e. b. 'ooo
14I4 Sampson 81. n.
W, FIJI, q rs.........I,700
6l6, 61S Marion alley
NV. FIJI, 4rs. 600
= U st. NV, FIJI, 5r. 800
24O0 to 2404 Columbia
ave. NV, f.h........1.o0O
14l4h Sampson st. n.
W., f.h-, Or. 800
on of the property on my
office for bulletin issued on
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PROFESSIONAL.

NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
M LIFE. Aubusness confidential. LSdiessndgenr
uemen 90 cents each 4OS street. between 4thAnd
ON streets northwest au6-3ws
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ATTORNEYS.

" Law. Barbour Law kuiidng 400 Touisisps
svenps. Washington. u q keaidsncs l2i8 i g
.. deg
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aggregate assessment of all other prop
erty in the county; aside from the Gen.
trail Pacific Railroad.
The Elko Sunday School has Just re-
ceived new library which will be open
for the benefit of the school next Sum
day. All persons having any books be-
longing to the old library will please re-
turn them to the Church on Saturday
afternoon where a committee will be- in
attendance to receive and number
them.
The SilveNState says that John C..
Singles returned about ten days since
from surveying trip, took to drink,
landed in Jail and is now raving mani
nc. 1t is unfortunate that q man of
such intelligence should be possessed of
an ungovernable thirst for liquor which
makes lunatic of him whenever he
uses it.
A special dispatch to the Salt Lake
Democrat announces that the President
signed the Edmunds Tucker anti. polyg-
amy bill yesterday and it is now the law
OF the land. One by one the chains
are forging about the "twin relic," and
1t is only Il. question of time when this
hydra-headed monster of debauchery
will be annihilated.
The Times-Review says that Bert
Wilkins was brought hone Tues day
night suffering from q couple of pistol
shot wounds, one i'll the left thigh and
the other through the wrist. The shoot
ing WINS done at the cattle ranch of w.
F. Ross by Lew Eastman. No bones
are broken and in the absence of blood
poisoning no serious trouble is appre-
hendei:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-04
SPECIAL Nor1CE.

Having this day sold the Elko Brew
srys to Ar. A. j. Hybschman, take
pleasure in recommending the new pro-
pretor to my patrons and friends,
trusting that they will favor him with
the same liberal patronage which have
enjoyed in the past. Any person hnv-
ing claim against me will please pre-
sent tue same without delay, and oil
persons knowing themselves indebted
to Inc will confer IL favor by making i'm
medi"te payment.
With thanks for the liberal patronage
extended to me in.pHst years, and with
kind wishes for. the futHre prosperity of
my successor, Lam
Respectfully,
ANTOINE BIxEL.
Elke. Nor. /; 1857.
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sFhe Winnemucca Fire.
Yesterdays Silver State SAYS:

Yesterdays Silver State SAWS.
About 3 80 o'clock this morning AL
Lothrop, night yard-master of the c. p.
Il. r., discovered tuat the irnemuccn
FIGURING Mill, situated hear the railroad
track, was on fire. The yard engine
gave the alarm by series of screams.
almost loud and shrill enough to wake
the dead. A few moments later the fire
bell rang, and the whole town WIS
awakened. When the hose company
arrived at the scene the engine room of
the mill was in blaze, and though two
streams of water, one from the yard en-
CINE and the other from the hydrant
ut hesler's corner, were turned OH the
building. the fire bud too much head
way and could not be controlled,
though the tiremen and railroad men
fought it mnnlulIy and saved the rail
rond track and a. lucent buildings from
the flames.
The mill was built along side the rail-
road track in 1874 by Charles Kemler
and Ii said to have cost $50,O0O. For
years the country Gust to the State line
and south to Nye county wns mainly
supplied with -four made there. Re-
Gently, no wever, the mix hud been idle
and the building was nnoccupied, ex-
cept semi occasionally when Mr.. Kent
Ter came to town and slept there. Some
years ago the property passed into the
hands of George Berrott, formerly OF
this place, but lately a resident of Ell
Phso. 1t was insured for 5000.
So far rs can be eascertnined no person
had been in the building since last Mon
day, when Mr.. Kemler left for CaIifor-
nia. 1t is suspected that the fire WIS
started by tramps, who sought shelter
near the buildinga and probably built
fire, though this is merely surmise.
The belief is SO strong that the fire was
of inrendiary origin that Sheriff Fellows
this morning, while the building was
blnzing, offered n reward of $3.50 for the
arrest and conviction Of the person. or
persons who set it on fire.
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Norman Psrcheron Horsas..

A private letter from Mr.. L. q. Hardy
dated On b ard the train, nenr Chicago,
Feb. q, says: "After looking through
Iowa 1 finally found that could do
best with Dillon Bros. Of Normal, Hi.
nois, OF whom purchased yesterday
twenty-three head Of Norman Percher.
on stations aud mares OF the choicest
strains, principally the descendants Of
old Louis Napoleon ind Sa Lawrence.
The stock willTbe shipped in about ten
days t" the Oasis Ranch, near Toano."
Mr.. Hardy was cnhis, way east.At-ths
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Fresh Pop Corn, at w. T. Smiths.
Fresh H. H. butter at s. NJ. Hen
ley's. y
Navel Orange and Cocoanuts, at
Henley's.
Kinks Blue India Soap, best on
earth, at Heuley's.
Genuine New Orleans molasses for
sale at w. T. Smiths
Buy WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. It's
excellent for bath or toilet.
Try our New Hampshire PURE ma
pie syrup at w. T. Smiths
Pure New York cider vinegar SO
cents gallon. at w. T. Smiths
You can buy II bs Extra light Brown
Sugar at W. r. Smiths for 81 90 cash
Cash will buy q lob bucket Fair
hunks lard for $1,25 at W. T. Smith 8.
The celebrated Maher & Grosh hand
made Knives, every one warranted, at
Henley's
The Holidays are pastand Joe Rosen-
stock has still Oh hand large aesort-
ment of fancy goods which will be sold
ut reduced prices.
II. Chase. of the "Live and Let Live"
Grocery Store, has on hand a large
stock of Coal Oil of the best brands man.
ufactured which will be sold in quanti-
ties to suit: at bottom prices.
1t is generally conceded that moth
ing can be saved by sending away for
goods, as NJ. Reinhart will duplicate
Sacramento and San Francisco prices.
An examination of goods and prices
willleMomstrate the fact. .."
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time the letter'was written, his business
requiring brief visit to Boston, New
York and Washington City. This ship.
ment'of fine horseswil add largely to
the stock interests of Eastern Nevada,
and the success which the firm of NJ. H.
Hardy q Co., is meeting with in the in
PRODUCTION Of this favorite strain is an
evidence that the horsemen of this State
are alive to the Importance of improv.
ing their stock,
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Fall aud Winter Goods

I have just received fine assortment
of samples for FALL AND WINTER
suits, and as 1 have made special ar.
rangements. I am now prepared to
make clothes to order cheaper than ever
before. None can compete with ME il
prices. If You want nice suit, dent
delay. Remember, perfeot fit guaran-
teed. No fit. no pay.
NJ. REINHARr
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting O; the Nevada
Live Stock Association will be held ut
Reno,
1hp 10Th Day Of March. 1897.
A full attendance IL earnestly solicit
ed. All interested in stock are cordial
iy invited to attend.
E. W. CKUTCHER, President.
r. W. LEWIS, Secretary.
Winnsmucca, Feb. 10, 1887.
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$1,000
REWARD.
5000

kgra better or more pleasant remedy
for the cure Of consumption, bronchial
troubles, cough, Group and whooping
cough than SANTA ABLE the new CAL
nornia discovery for consumption. Ev-
cry bottle warranted. If you would b
cured otthat disgusting disease, catarrh
use CALIFORNIA CAr-R-CUKE, 81
a jar; By mail, 81 10. Santa Able and
oatR-Gure are, sold and warranted by
F.F. Muller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-04

INFORMATION, wanted of WILL
LAM HENRY ROY, who, about 10
years ago, left Huntington, Nevada, for
ARIZONA, and has not, since been heard
". 1t was supposed. he intended To-
eating in the vicinity, OF Silver City,
NsVad". Any information ssut to his
brother, ]. E. ROY, Halifax, Nova
0sotia,. will be thaaktully received.
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Elke, Mar. /; 1887.
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sArRAaUNl.

Hainault, Belgium.
The Forty-ninth Congress of the
United States expires at II O'Clock to-
night. .s ..- .. .....
There il hdy school teacher at
Osceola, w. T., that weighs over 325
pounds. -.. .s"-.. ......
The snow is reported to be from 12
to 20 feet deep in the lumber woods of
Canada.
Mr.. N. H. A. Mason came in on this
mornings train and stopped over in
town to-day.
1t is thought the printers strike at
Milwaukee will break up the typograph-
ical union of that city.
A report comes from Parowan, Utah,
that many of the cattle of that section
ore afflicted with blackIeg.
The Commissioners of -s,Lander coun-
ty have levied tax of SO so upon SlOO
valuation of taxable property for the
year, 1887. 49,
In the supplementary canvass for
members of the German Reichstag, the
prospects of the Liberals are said to be
increasing.
Miss Emma Gardner has engaged to
teach the South Fork school during the
coming Summer, and will commence
her labors about the LIST of April.
The air in the Italian towns DESTROYED
by the recent earthquake is said to have
become terribly offe nsive, on account of
the many bodies still in che ruins.
Buena Vista John, Piute Wrggius,
says ''lnebbe heap hot pretty soon. Sage
hen heap dance now, and squirrel come
out bis hole. Mebbe so no more cold,
no more snow"
The Tim s-Review is Informed that
Senator Powell has accepted position
IN Salifornin tnd will proceed TO that
State Immediately after the adjourn
hhShO WI Vic
Mr.. john B. Srott, A ,ent of the Duck
Valley Indian Reservation, accompn-
MED by Mr.. and Mrs. Wines, left bv
stnge this morning for Tuscarora, en-
route for the Reservation.
White Pine News:-It took the Eure.
ka stage four days last week to get here.
arriving ut O'clock Sunday morning.
instead of Thursday morning. The
drivers report tie snow very deep
around Hamilton.
Reno Gazette: S. W. Cross, of Tus-
ohrora, il in town to-day. He has large
enttle interests in Elko county. It is
highly probable he and his family will
take up tLeir residence in Reno this
Spring. ..,.....
The HALEY News Miner learns from
Idaho stockmen that from l5 to 90
per cent, of the stock on Snake River
have died this Winter, and il the
weather continues severe mt Ienst so psr
cent of the stock Oh the range will per-
ish. ..... .....
. Commissioner Jro. R, Bradlsy ar
rived last evening from California. He
has recently been quite sick with cold,
but has fully recovered. Mr.. Bradley
snys he is glad to get back TO the sag"-
brush, as he became quite tiredpf Cali
fornia.
The Reno Gazette of the End instant
says: At meeting OF the Commission
ars held yesterday, the rate of taxation
for 1887 was fixed as follows: State, 80
cents; county, 85-cents. Including the
special sewer tax, the rate in Reno will
aggregate So
A Telegram from Chicago states that
the Interstate Railway Conference was
adjourned to the 7th inst. The officials
of the traasoontipental lines will remain
ia Chicago in the meantime, aud will
give their ttention to the question of
local tariff.
That ofook roio;oo ~ - E..k, kS........-.
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S ANT A. A BE.
Pleasing to the Palate; and Death to q
Cough

CHIco,- Gall have had the catarrh
for five years, and conld hardly talk
plain; l could not breathe through my
nostrlls. Your California Gat,R .Cnre
has cleansed out my hend, and,It can
talk palmer now than L have for. the
past five years. Your medicine is all
that it is represented, an absolute cure
for Catarrh and cold in the head.
Yours truly,
CHARLES G. CvERsH1NER,